Honeywell UOP Training
Principal RF Systems Design Engineer
Honeywell UOP Training, Lansdale, Pennsylvania, United States
Overview
Is your Superpower in the \"wizardry\" of System Design? Our world-class Lansdale Systems Design team needs your skills! Our RF Systems Design Engineer role will apply broad technical knowledge and skills in various scientific/technical disciplines to the design, analysis, planning, and development of major subsystems and small-scale systems. Systems are primarily in the RF Electronic Warfare (EW) business area that includes Radar Warning (RW), Situational Awareness, Interferometry/Direction Finding (DF), Electronic Attack (EA), as well as Self-Protect RF Counter Measures (RFCM) including on-/off-board systems. The Engineer must have a propensity to create system architectures or top-level designs, and perform simulations/circuit analysis for system-level requirements. This may involve technical research, test, documentation, and presentation. The Systems Engineer works closely with other engineering disciplines and provides technical insight to ensure that designs meet performance and life cycle requirements within budget and schedule constraints. Responsibilities
Apply broad technical knowledge for the design, analysis, planning, and development of major subsystems and small-scale RF EW systems Create system architectures or top-level designs and perform simulations/circuit analysis for system-level requirements Conduct trade analyses, architectural studies, and performance modeling Generate models or simulations to aid predicted performance for compliance Propose technical solutions and their impact on cost, schedule, and risk Integrate and test modules or subsystems in laboratory or field environments Generate technical content for submission or briefings to internal/external stakeholders Lead or participate in customer-funded projects or R&D Occasional domestic travel to support government/industry activities Qualifications
Key Requirements
B.S. in Electrical Engineering, RF systems, Physics or equivalent Eight (8) years of hands-on RF experience Two (2) years of recent experience in requirements management/development (tools such as DOORS, Jama) Eight (8) years of experience with RF/microwave concepts (dB, dBm, EIRP, G/T, Noise Figure, P1dB, VSWR) Five (5) years of experience with frequencies from microwave to millimeter wave (2–40 GHz) Security: eligibility to access controlled technology; ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance U.S. person status or eligibility for export license approval Preferred
Twelve (12)+ years in RF engineering, especially EW/Defense/Aerospace Knowledge of RF/microwave analysis for receivers, transmitters, or antennas Experience with frequencies 1–74 GHz Strong fundamentals in circuit design, components, or schematic capture (e.g., Altium) IV&V experience for system compliance Programming with MATLAB or Python; simulation tools such as AWR, ADS, HFSS, CST Strong communication skills to present data to stakeholders Active DoD Secret Clearance Other Details
CAES is the largest provider of analog and radiation-hardened technology for the U.S. aerospace and defense industry. Equal Opportunity Employer. We welcome differences and provide reasonable accommodations during the employment process; email CAEScareers@caes.com for accommodations. Salary and Benefits
Salary ranges vary by level: RF Systems Design Engineer IV: $133,947.39 – $207,319.85 annually. RF Systems Design Engineer V: $157,388.19 – $243,600.83 annually. Eligible for discretionary bonus. Benefits include comprehensive PTO, paid holidays, family leave, student loan repayment, tuition reimbursement, 9/80 schedule, leadership training, and medical programs. Employment Transparency
CAES is an equal opportunities employer. We do not sponsor visas. We may provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities.
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Is your Superpower in the \"wizardry\" of System Design? Our world-class Lansdale Systems Design team needs your skills! Our RF Systems Design Engineer role will apply broad technical knowledge and skills in various scientific/technical disciplines to the design, analysis, planning, and development of major subsystems and small-scale systems. Systems are primarily in the RF Electronic Warfare (EW) business area that includes Radar Warning (RW), Situational Awareness, Interferometry/Direction Finding (DF), Electronic Attack (EA), as well as Self-Protect RF Counter Measures (RFCM) including on-/off-board systems. The Engineer must have a propensity to create system architectures or top-level designs, and perform simulations/circuit analysis for system-level requirements. This may involve technical research, test, documentation, and presentation. The Systems Engineer works closely with other engineering disciplines and provides technical insight to ensure that designs meet performance and life cycle requirements within budget and schedule constraints. Responsibilities
Apply broad technical knowledge for the design, analysis, planning, and development of major subsystems and small-scale RF EW systems Create system architectures or top-level designs and perform simulations/circuit analysis for system-level requirements Conduct trade analyses, architectural studies, and performance modeling Generate models or simulations to aid predicted performance for compliance Propose technical solutions and their impact on cost, schedule, and risk Integrate and test modules or subsystems in laboratory or field environments Generate technical content for submission or briefings to internal/external stakeholders Lead or participate in customer-funded projects or R&D Occasional domestic travel to support government/industry activities Qualifications
Key Requirements
B.S. in Electrical Engineering, RF systems, Physics or equivalent Eight (8) years of hands-on RF experience Two (2) years of recent experience in requirements management/development (tools such as DOORS, Jama) Eight (8) years of experience with RF/microwave concepts (dB, dBm, EIRP, G/T, Noise Figure, P1dB, VSWR) Five (5) years of experience with frequencies from microwave to millimeter wave (2–40 GHz) Security: eligibility to access controlled technology; ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance U.S. person status or eligibility for export license approval Preferred
Twelve (12)+ years in RF engineering, especially EW/Defense/Aerospace Knowledge of RF/microwave analysis for receivers, transmitters, or antennas Experience with frequencies 1–74 GHz Strong fundamentals in circuit design, components, or schematic capture (e.g., Altium) IV&V experience for system compliance Programming with MATLAB or Python; simulation tools such as AWR, ADS, HFSS, CST Strong communication skills to present data to stakeholders Active DoD Secret Clearance Other Details
CAES is the largest provider of analog and radiation-hardened technology for the U.S. aerospace and defense industry. Equal Opportunity Employer. We welcome differences and provide reasonable accommodations during the employment process; email CAEScareers@caes.com for accommodations. Salary and Benefits
Salary ranges vary by level: RF Systems Design Engineer IV: $133,947.39 – $207,319.85 annually. RF Systems Design Engineer V: $157,388.19 – $243,600.83 annually. Eligible for discretionary bonus. Benefits include comprehensive PTO, paid holidays, family leave, student loan repayment, tuition reimbursement, 9/80 schedule, leadership training, and medical programs. Employment Transparency
CAES is an equal opportunities employer. We do not sponsor visas. We may provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities.
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